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Temuka Leader, Issue 2113, 18 October 1890, Page 2

IN BANKRUPTCY. ■vrOTICE is hereby given that the Distriot Court of Timaru and Oamaru (being a Lecal Court of Bankruptcy), holden at Timaru, has This Day Made »n Order Closing the Bankruptcy of Charles NEVILLE, of Temuka, Labourer, a bankrupt, and has appointed TUESDAY, the Eighteenth day of November, 1890, as the day for hearing the application of the Bankrupt for an Order of Discharge. Dated this 16th day of October, 1890. ASPINALL & SALMOND, oclß Solicitors for the Bankrupt. ATHLETIC CLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1890. Judge: Mr D, Macdonald. Starter: Mr P Macdonald. Handioapper ; Secretary: Mr P. R, Flatman, jun. Stewards : —Messrs J. Quaid, J. Scott, R. Macdonald, W. Radford, D. Pergnseon, P. Macdonald, S. T. Evans, and H. McOleery. PROGRAMME OP SPORiS. Entrance Ist 2nd Events. Money. Prize. Prize 1. 100 Yards Prat Race ... 2s 6d 30s 15a RULES. 1. —The whole of the above Events will be handicapped; Jumps included. ' • I2. —Entries, addressed “Secretary Woodbury. Athletic Club,” to be in not later than WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1890. HANDICAPS will be declared on the 4lh NOVEMBER. Nominators must forward Entrance Pees with Nominations, and also Performances for Previous Two Years. No one will be Nominated unless Entrance Pees are paid. 3. —Costumes to be approved by the Committee of Management. 4. —Any protest must be in writing, and, must be accompanied wita the sum of 10s, which will be forfeited if the protest is proved groundless. 5. —All Disputes or Protests will be settled by the Committee, whose decision shall be final. 6. There must be Three or more Entries, or no event. The Sports will Commence at 12 Noon. P. R. FLATMAN, JDN„ ocll Hon. Sec.

GREAT REALISING SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. QLEN DINING AND JQOBIE Have Secured those Premises NEXT TO VELYIN & TAYLOR’S, Main Sthbet, Temuka, Where they will open up a Magnificent Assortment of New SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22m. We may say plainly we have Thou sands of Pounds worth of High-class Goods, and considering we have determined to realise the whole jot, and going to Close all our Branches in as i limited time as possible, we have piled into our Branch here a grand assortment of all classes of Goods. We ask you to call and just see what Slaughtering of High-class Stock means.

Remember this is no Ordinary Sale I of Odds and Ends of a Season’s Business, but u Stock specially imported for a Family Trade. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE REALISED, Therefore Call Early, [ See Handbills for Particulars. ; TERMS STRICTLY CASH. GLENOih'INO”& DOBIE (Next Messrs Velvin and Taylor’s), juß TEMUKA. rjOSTERS of every description printed on the shortest notice at the Temuka Leader and Geraldine Guardian General Printing Offices, WOOL CARTING. are invited for CARTING J 400 Bales of Wool from Mount Peel to Titnaru 350 Bales of Wool from Mount Peel to Mr Bartrum’s Scouring Works, Cooper’s Creek. 400 Bales of Woolfrom Mount Peel to Raugitata Railway Station. m , oiose November Ist, Lowest B or any MMI - d#r DOt accepied. JOHN DYKE ACLAND. Manager Mount Peel Station. October 15tb. oc jg Tenders invited f or clearing THIHTY-EIGHT ACRES of RUSHES and NIQGERHEADS, and LAYING SAME TOGETHER for BURNING, on Pakilii Estate. Close 28th INST. Address “Tender for Swamp . Cleaiing, Box 44, Temuka.” EXECDTORS OF THE LATE 1 oclß ANGUS MACDONALD. j JIOR SALE BY TENDER— J COTTAGE FOR REMOVAL, 24x12. ] Tenders close October 20th, 1890. 1 CLINCH & LLOVD, 1 j! ocl6 Builders. . t